Literary, Scientific and Political Views of Orestes A. Brownson
Publisher: Benzinger Brothers
Published: 1893
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Dedication, iii; title: Preface v; title: LITERATURE.; title: American Literature, 1; title: Straining after Effect, 4; title: National Literature, 6; title: A Standard of Criticism, 8; title: Imagination, 11; title: Frivolousness of Modern Literature, 15; title: Professional Authors, 16; title: Literature must have an Aim, 18; title: Popular Errors should be Withstood, 20; title: Literature should be Christian, 21; title: Protestant and Catholic Literature, 23; title: Catholic Literature Pervaded by a Catholic Spirit, 24; title: Harmony between Religion and Literature, 24; title: The Novel of Instruction, 30; title: Religious Novels 33; title: Sentimentalism, 34; title: The Catholic Press, 37; title: EDUCATION.; title: The Common-School System, 41; title: The Religious Difficulty, 43; title: The Public-School System not to be Abandoned, 47; title: Separate Schools, 48; title: Education should be under Church Control, 61; title: Evangelical and National Schools, 62; title: The State has no Right to Educate, 63; title: All Education should be Religious, 65; title: Compulsory Education, 66; title: The Evil of Secular Education, 68; title: Education of the People, 75; title: Catholics Taxed Unjustly, 77; title: How the Danger may be Averted, 77; title: THE SCIENCES.; title: Unchristian Tone of Scientists, 84; title: The Method of Science, 86; title: The Bible Chronology, 92; title: The Unity of the Human Species, 94; title: Original Unity of Speech, 99; title: Physiological Science, 103; title: Effect of Physical Conditions on Human Development, 105; title: Plants and Animals, 110; title: The Physical Basis of Life, 111; title: Life from Death, 114; title: Hereditary Genius, 117; title: % Men Born with Unequal Abilities, 118; title: Influence of the Soul on the Body, 120; title: Civilization not Spontaneous, 125; title: The Savage is not Progressive, 126; title: Origin of Barbarism, 127; title: Progress the Creed of the Nineteenth Century 133; title: The Primitive was the True Religion, 134; title: Progress and Evolution, 137; title: Progress of Species, 140; title: No new Species Produced by Selection, 144; title: What False Scientists Deserve, 146; title: Phrenology, 149; title: THE UNITED STATES.; title: Self-Knowledge necessary to a Nation, 154; title: The Mission of the United States, 155; title: The Constitution Misunderstood 157; title: Government is Necessary, 158; title: The Nature of Government, 161; title: Civil Liberty 162; title: The Rights of Man, 164; title: Origin of Government, 166; title: Two Constitutions, 168; title: The Constitution of a State, 169; title: Modern Civilization, 170; title: Centralism and Feudalism, 171; title: Antagonism of Interests, 173; title: The Need of Statesmen, 174; title: The Constitution of Government, 176; title: Are the United States a Nation or a League? 177; title: A Nation De Facto is one De Jure, 180; title: The British Sovereignty Passed to the States United, 183; title: The Union and the States Born Together, 185; title: The United States not Created by Convention, 188; title: Sovereignty of the United States, 190; title: The Division of Power, 192; title: National Banks, 194; title: Protective Tariffs and Slavery, 195; title: Naturalization, 198; title: The Merit of the Statesmen of 1787, 199; title: The Weak Point in the American System, 201; title: Political Parties, 201; title: Local Self-Government, 202; title: POLITICAL ECONOMY.; title: The Modern Industrial System, 205; title: The Essence of Political Economy, 206; title: Supply Outruns Demand, 207; title: Free Trade and Protection, 208; title: Commerce does not Civilize, 209; title: We Cannot go Back, 210; title: The Wealth of Great Britain, 212; title: Our Own Danger, 212; title: Trade does not Enrich a People, 214; title: Political Economists take too Narrow a View, 215; title: Commerce and Manufactures are Ovedone, 217; title: Results of the Modern System, 218; title: What is the Remedy? 222; title: True Political Economy, 227; title: Duty of Capitalists, 228; title: Pretended Remedies, 231; title: Is Poverty an Evil? 232; title: Philanthropy and Charity, 236; title: The Church’s Method of Removing Evils, 239; title: Connection of the Federal Government with Banks, 242; title: Bank-Notes as Currency, 248; title: Lincoln’s Financial Administration, 250; title: The Credit System, 255; title: National Bank Notes, 259; title: Remedies, 260; title: The Protective Policy, 264; title: Express and Incidental Powers, 266; title: A Protective Tariff Defeats Revenue, 267; title: Protection of all Interests Absurd, 261; title: Protection Injures Agriculture, 269; title: Direct Taxation, 272; title: Active Partisanship of Office-Holders, 273; title: CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.; title: Virtue and Intelligence Necessary to Sustain Free Institutions, 276; title: Tendency to Inequality, 278; title: Protestantism unable to Sustain Free Institutions, 280; title: Catholicity the Safety of the Republic, 285; title: Protestant Opposition will Fail, 288; title: Authority and Liberty, 290; title: The Church Saves from Despotism, 293; title: Church and State, 294; title: Religious Liberty, 297; title: Civil and Religious Toleration, 298; title: Religious Toleration Cannot be Contended For, 301; title: Civil Toleration, 302; title: Church and State in the Middle Ages, 307; title: The State must Tolerate all Religions, 309; title: The Church Uses only Moral Force, 310; title: Catholicity Compatible with Toleration, 317; title: The Church in the Dark Ages, 322; title: Catholics Indifferent to Mediaeval History, 330; title: The Humanists and Romanticists, 332; title: Inferiority of Mediaeval Men to the Ancients, 335; title: The Church not Responsible for the Middle Ages, 338; title: Proposed Alliance of Religion and Democracy, 340; title: Freedom of the Church will Secure Civil Freedom, 346; title: The Spread of Socialism, 349; title: The Remedy for Socialism, 350; title: Socialism Assumes the Christian Garb, 352; title: The Essence of Socialism, 354; title: Only Christianity can Remove Evils, 356; title: Socialism Destroys Liberty, 358; title: How Far Christianity Removes Evils, 359; title: PHILOSOPHY.; title: Philosophy Starts with Thought, 361; title: Analysis of Thought, 361; title: Subject and Object alike Certain, 362; title: The Ideal is Objective, 364; title: Universals, 366; title: Analysis of the Ideal, 368; title: Reality of the Necessary and Contingent, 369; title: Relation of Being and Existences, 371; title: Analysis of the Relation 372; title: The Relation that of Cause and Effect, 373; title: The Fact of Creation, 376; title: Intuition and Reflection, 377; title: Existences, 379; title: God is Free, 381; title: God as Final Cause, 384; title: The Duty to Obey God, 388; title: Obligation of Worship, 388; title: PHILOSOPHY OF THE SUPERNATURAL.; title: The Two Philosophies, 390; title: Defect of the Scholastic Method, 391; title: The Age has Lost Faith in the Supernatural, 392; title: Relation of the Natural and the Supernatural, 393; title: Principles of the Supernatural, 396; title: The Incarnation, 398; title: Unity of the Faith, 399; title: No New Theology, 400; title: Analytic and Synthetic Theology, 401; title: Creation a Dialectic Whole, 403; title: Heterodoxy Unsystematic, 405; title: The Church, 406; title: The Worship of Saints, 408; title: The Worship of the Blessed Virgin, 411; title: The Sacrifice of the Mass, 414; title: Invocation of Saints, 416; title: Value of the Synthetic Method, 417